Fellow in Law
Law
Fellow
Degrees & Honours:
LLB, LLM, PhD
Awards & Prizes:
- Fulbright Scholarship
- Cambridge Trust IsDB Scholarship
- Harvard Academic Writing Fellowship
- Yale Fox Fellowship
Research Interests:
Constitutional Law, Federalism, EU and Comparative Law
Biography:
Mohamed's research cuts across constitutional theory and comparative constitutional law (UK, EU, US and MENA jurisdictions) with emphasis on questions of sovereignty, federalism, fundamental rights and social conflict.
Mohamed holds a PhD from Cambridge and an LLM from Harvard Law School which he earned as a Fulbright Scholar. Prior to his academic career, he held multiple professional posts, including as a judge and legislative reform adviser. He also clerked at the U.S Federal District Court of Massachusetts during his studies in the US.
Publications:
- Mohamed Moussa, Beyond Incomplete Dichotomies: A Structural Typology of Dual Rights in the EU and the US (2023) German Law Journal, Forthcoming.
- M. Moussa, ‘The ‘Absent Word’ Canon and Asymmetrical Sovereignty’ " Dec 2022, U.K. Const. L. Blog
- Mohamed Moussa, ‘On Sovereign Bonds & Marijuana: Comparing Supremacy Limits in the EU and the US’ (2021) (28) Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 834.
- With Ali Mansour, The Supreme Court and the Constitutionalisation of International Human Rights Treaties' (2022) (1) Public Law, 144.